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FOUR DAYS DRAWING OVER,: And the GRAND PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND, TEN THOUSAND, FIVE THOUS - AND TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c. &c. yet remain in the Wheel. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, will be the Fifth Day of Prowing. TICK ETS and SHARES (Warranted undrawn) are on Sale at all the Licenced/Oilices in Town and .Country. STATE LOTTERY. T• ICKETS and SHARES; warranted andrawn, are on Sale by SWIFT, and Co. Poultry a.u.l Charing. cross. The fnllOwing CAPITAL PRIZES remain in the Wheel: - ,C2o;boo, ,C 10,oco, 4 . 5,000, 2,c100, ksoo, ry 100, Beside s a l arge P ro p o rt ion the inferipr Priies 'ot "kso, ,622, &C. &C. TUESDAY, August 2, will be.the next Day . of Drawing. Ticket - - - 422 6. o - Half . - kii. 7 I Eighth - ,C 2 IR 6 . Quarte r .- i r 5 o I Sixteenth - i 9 6 THE''Ticket, .2,649, drawn the last Day-of DC4Win gt a Prize of Ten Thousand Pounds, was sold in Sh!res by Messrs, HAZ RD, BU RN E, aT.d Co. Royal Exchange; where TICKETS and SHARES, warranted ttndrawn, continue on Sale. l'he,next Day o f August. • -WANTED, ASITUATION for a. Person about forty, whose Connexioi , S are every way respeelable, and whose Conduct has heedunexceptionable. He. would be a , great a __ (: quisition to an ekterly l i ady or Gentleman in managing poirtstie Affairs,' reading to his Employer, or Joining in ally Amusement, being of a remarkable cheerful and olr, ging die position: He has been known to' the Adveitiser twenty Years. • A Letter (post-paid) addressed to T. H. ?6, ,Queen-street, C l l e•{pside, will be immediately attended to. a great number of Persons are rendered very unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Somach, Obstruc !ions in the Bowels. want of regular Perspiration, Vomit, !figs, and Bilious Corriplaiuts, Heati-Achs, Heart-Burn, COs tiveness, ,Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, &c. we arc authorisrd to say, that SP E EDI MAN's P 1 t. LS are in most cases an excellent - remedy tot these Complaints; and espe cially recommended. dwing the time of Sea- liathiti,z, and drinking the Sea and MineralAVaters ; also for those visiting Warm Climates. try "rhuri,... je..,.t • tly..4.lgict. Tattrn. barn iligh.Cross, Middlesex, bi virtue of au assignment from .and Beswick, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the of Al. Speedirhan ; and ate sold by Shaw and Edwards. i. ° • 6 6, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Ilacnn and Co. No. • Oxiprd street, in Boxes, at as 45. 6th tos. and r,e..GuNi ea ; and ;nay be had of the principal Venders of otenicines in Town and Country. • AFFIDAVIT. I. Doctoriketofhoath. that Medicine, t A lo ß r! i ei A ly D re U si E de E nt V at E M N o -ii ii . r L oe i ,r m he is the inventor and point proprietor of a certain medicine called Dr. Venel's Antiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, which he doth hereby declare ark composed entirely of Vegetables, and do not contain a partiCie of mercury, antimony, or any other Mineral. or deleterious. ingredient whatever; and he further -tnaketh oath, that he hath administered this medi, ine to an infinite number of patients, will the most unprecedented success, for upwards of twenty-eight years, in ,ditiercnt parts of Europe ; and from his knowledge of the 'salutary, 'Sate, but. hive ingredients, of which it is composed, and the lohg and ample experience he haul had, he cloth believe it to he a most excellent alterave and purifier of the blood, lad an efficacious remedy Ibr tcorbutic, scrophulous, and cutaneous ctsorderS. _ • • M. VEVEL. Sword before me, at the Mansion House, London, this first clay . of I tine, 1808. . . SOHN AN%I,EY, Sold by Messrs. Bacon and Co. No. iso, Oxford.street, and Messrs. Parsons and Son, Circtilating , Ltbrary, 46, Lud. tate Hill. I'.rice_4s. 6d. per box. . . RENOVATED HEALTH. • • IT has been too fr.ecittently The subjea of just and general reprobation, viat men destitute j of the elements of t he niedie'al art have offered - themselves as candirCtes for • PUblic patronage in time protessionuf physic. For the purpose Qt doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and • to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfor - tunately for society, been ' too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a f a i t hf u l statement of our pursuits and ac quirements.. After having received a regular nit-Meat educa tion as. the pupils of Messrs.. Grinder) and whose i.cAttn.ur And pr.retiee we carefully attended, as protes:urs and Surgeons 01 the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as Students in that justly celebrated scsmool for inedical'accaire--. meet, the Royal .Col lege of Edinburgh, and were fuvruCted iu time different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic,. chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Iliack, Ifeuniiton, Duncan . and Rutherford. We trust we shalt not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series °!years inade Venereal Complaints,. anti tie various diseases • oDebihty, the particular object ot our st u di es an d p ra ct ice, It Will, we hope; be allowed thatwe have acquired ,superior . -\ o * ledge of their treatitient and cure. In slight and recent eases of iufedion a perfed re-establishment is complctedin • the short period of-two days; - and in those of the•utmost Veferacy; where other piacttiuniers have failed of success, a Proper perseverance in our plahot treatmenvens4res,lP P 4 lletq a sate,and radical cure. the Amidst the melancholy. variety of disorders which are the clfeets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes; there 'are rr2ne more* alarming or more Oistressing than those deficiencies and debilities vvhieli tre 7 saently prevent or embitter ths rnatrimoniat state. TO such persons it roust be a consolation to know that they - maynow, by a new arid infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human niessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases ordebilitY, 'from whatever cause arising, as :well as' in every Species of venereal infedion, we may beconsulted by patients of either scx with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consiiltatioitat home from ten to thre e , and from 6 in the evening till t o at night, Patients in the country - :ite'requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and . gz.neral habit or living, &c.&c. in. clusin g a remittance tur advice and medicines, when the same Will be given, or sent to any part of - the kingdom. - To ensure that , ecrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage 01 letters may be added •to the account tar medicines. CUIt ft I E and Co. Surgeons, No. !1.4 , Hatton-garden. Currie,d - nd Co. hive tZerti#eates ' from thy: annve respeztable Professors of I,ontion Edinburgh, or stye diligence skill, and hummity, with. Whi . cii they . per t-on:red-the duties assi.tried the. ii ...during the time they at t elided their I..relures and Viaa,cc. •' • SPAIN. This Day werepublished, • • In Two elegant Volumes, Sinai' Octavo, Fice Jos. 6d. in boards, illustlated with a Map of Spain, and several other . Engravioes, . TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently perfurvned •by an ENGLISH GENTLE. MAN : .containing accurate Delineations iat the My - niers and Domestic Condition ot that Counii y, %vitt' Anecdotes Of the Prince ot Veace, este. Sm. li.stiinates or the Power and Resources of tile Spaaish M liarchy, and otii,:t inietest. ing and authentic particulars. f a tiYGui tixekt two!), or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of r,...coltettrins " R 1.. E TT ER 3 . . Fruited for Richard tirtd4e-stree, and to be had Of all licokscilerb ruvin a 01 whom may be had, Present- ';tare of Peru, ,by 1. Skinner, Esq. with lingravings,-prtce 455, in boards. This Day• Was published, , Fotir - Volnnies, Duodecimo, price d. 4s. in boardi,' OMANTIC TALES. By M. G. LEWIS, Author of the Moak, " Ah, happy he; who thus ill magic themes " O'er worlds bewitched in earq, ra pture.areams, %V here wild Ench.int men t . waveslier potent wand, " And Fancy's beauties till her tairy laud." CRABEg. Printed• for Longman, Hurst, Reis, and Orme, Pater. roster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Castle Spedre, a Drama, in Five Ads, price zs. On the 31st July will be ,published, in Quarto, price Three Guineas, in boards, Dedicated, .by. permission, to the Right H . onotirable Henry Lord Iklul4rave ( First Lprd), and the LordS Commissioners of tiro ; also nyder the Patronage of• the , Ho nourable Court of Dire.!ors of the Last India Company, and of the Corporation of the Trinity ifouse, in Kingston-. upon-Hull, a Treatise, entitliM . r •_ HE . YOUNG SEA OFFICER's SHFET AN CHOR ; tieing a Key to the Lead.ng of Rigging, and to Practical Seamanship. . . By DARCY LEVER. *,,, 4 This work is attempted on a, plan which 'may ensure its utility to.yoVng. Sea Officers, for which purpose every plge will have its Plate of Explanation, ctimaining, in the who'd"; nearly six hundred Figures, engraved on Copper, in a tinislied„stif , :, by Butterwort,hs, of Leeds, uader.tne ihspec.' tior) . or the Author. • • Printed for Lpngm Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row,"and sold by all the Booksellers. CHIN.G's PATENT WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the mo . st frequent sources •of Chi'- . . V dren's Dis,eascs. Their: symptoms every Parent and• Guardian of Children should be acqUait , ted with. They casion Loss' of Appetite, a l'aletiess ; 61 the Colour of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend.; cc! after with violent pains; they•bring - on Convulsions ; they alK.;tt tie growth of the Body, and they prove , fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or I.)ecay. Poth:as- a Preyenta tive and Cure of theSe.alarunnir, Complaints, t he ab,:ve excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on tine testy nonyorthe highest Characters in this Country, both in. rmilt and re - speetabi:n v , to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a bersonat-,knowledge of its wonderful 'sue ceA in their own families, stamp its merit beyond corrapeti tion, and giyes - a sanction !o ir, of whiCh HO other 'lVlttlitine of the kind can boast. - l'aitoin,• and others who heave the C :tie of Children,.should haye this Kemeny as a Faintly Me. dicine to resort to, Whenever the. S.:Om:ten or itowels'of.Chil dren are any way disordered, Which it will always be found to relieve. = Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching.and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside; London ; and retail by most Cotintry Venders, .in-Boxes at as: o.•and each, - • . I-lIS •NIA•IESTY's ROYAL ,LETTERS . PATENT. TAT SO N's PURE TRANSPARENT SOAP. V•V This beautiful Prodtia of Discovery is of fered with confidence to the fashionable:World. It is the most excellent, and, at the same time, the most milcOnno. cent, and 'refined Strap, that has ever tieeivinade. Men of the first eminence in Chemistry have .examined it; and its ori.:•-• ginal and most pec,uliat character of 'Transparency is one of the strongest indications of its superior Excellence. The Clearness, Delicacy, and Solute s - it giveS to the. Complexion, - are absolutely unequalled ; and many Ladles of DiStiuttion • who are affe6ted in the most distressing manner-. by every other - -Soap, and have condescended ..to make trial of this, have . immediately honoured it with their patronage and support. Gritleeneri, who find ,shaving 4 . difficult operation, will receive the greatest satisfaCtion from the Transparent Soap. It alibrds.a tine permanett lather, which softens tht- beard, anti readers, the adion of tne razor surprisingly pl . ,a'iant, close,' sertoOth, .and easy ; and it leaves the skin :oft, ftexi bl.t, and tree from the slightest irritation, It is sold by. Bay ley' and L'ltt , , Coeklzpur-street, C haring. erotis . ; Keith and C0..N0..,30, llaynurhet"; Rigge, 31, =dery Pond-street ; Lowe, 33t, Strand ; Davion, Fleet--street ; Tamer, .75, •-Ntw Bond.street ,; ,Pcigge, -Cheap:nth! ; 1 horn :tun ;70. 46, 0 xtiord-s . trect ; and .itiest Other. respect- , ble Perfuatets iii,TotNn and Coi u - ER V. RIDAE JULY 22, 1 SALE OF ESTATE, &c. SINGULARLY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD:. R DENCE, - WITH NEAR SIXTY ACRES :OF LAND IN SUSSEX. • TO BE SOLI) EY AUCTION,' • By Mr. WELLER, On Tuesday the 26th of at the Dolphin Inn, Peters ' geld, ,at Twelve O'Clock, - ' A N . Extremely Eligible FREEHOLD 'HOUSE, ri situate' at ROGATE, in a .fine Sporting Country, 5 Miles from Midhurst and. Peterstield, froth U •t 7 'from Chichester, and j from London; containing a Dairy and Cellars in the basement ; on the grourid floor, • a•neat Entrance Hall, handsome Drawingloain, a 5 by 18 feet, 9 feet .6 high, a Gentleman's Room, Kitchen, Pantry, Servants' Hall, and Butler's Pantry; on. the first floor, 4. large Bed-rooms, and 3 attics over ; principal and back Staircases, detached Offices, Carriago-house, 3-stalled Stable and Harness-roorn,-.Fodder-bouse, (:,art-horse Stable, Piggery, Rick-yard, and Drying:yard ; a 'licit Aoproach to the House - through a..grove .o.t_ firs, interseed with gravel walks, and planted with fine shrubs; Kitchen garden, Qr chard, and two May be vieivecl by applying on the Pr. : . - aist-s, where print ed Particulars may be had also of Messrs: Winstaiiley and Sol), Paternoster-row, London ; of Messrs. Butler, Soli citors, Havant ; Spread Eagle, NliditurSt ; White Horst, - liaslemere ; Fountain, Portsradutli, Place of Sale 4. and of Mr. Welter, Chichester. ' ••• This Day was published, . 7:' '' Dedicved to t!enry . Thornton, ll:Sq.' . - • 111 . IN QUIRYinto the - STATE of NATIONAL i 1 SUBSISTENCE, as connected with the Progres of. Wealth and Population.. By W. T. (..ONII7,ER. , - - Printed for T. Cadell and NV. Davies, Strand, London ; and Wright and Cruikshank., Liverpool. PLUME -R's REPORT. of Sir.. ARTHUR• FAG ET's TRIAL.—The LETTERS : Of Lady •BORINC.; DON given at full length: This l;ay was published, pricess36il. - , ' THE TRIAL-tot Sir ARTHUR PAGET foi. Cri-. minal Cqnversation with Lady BO RI N GPO N, at the Sheriff's' Court, and a Special jury ; DirnaOs Trn hOu sand Founds. Taken in Short. hand by JOHN avid 1 1 1..1)MER, Writers to the Sheriffs' Coutt. , • . To which is added,. by special, PermissiOn,. Copies ot - tll the Letters of Lady Boringaon, exclusively glveit in this Report. - ---• . Published by H. D. Symonds, and sold by all Book sellers. -.4ors 'far Craning CONTRIBUTIONS on PROPERTY, &c.' 1808. IS-MAJESTY" COMMISSICSNERSf or the, - IL AFFAIRS of TAXES, having received information that m.zny Persons residing- in the Cities of Laudon and Westminster, - and parts adjacent, have negleried to:deliver Refurns of their Prrptrty and Proft`ts, forthe year sgcS, as required by she said Ads, herebY . ,give Notice, that all Persons who shall omit to de, ibeirßeturns at the Ojfi:e of the Commilsioners,' or to the Assessor of the reipellive Distill's, within Fourteen Days from the Date ht;reof, will be prosecuted for the Penalty incurred 'by such default, By Order of rbe Board, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for Taxes, Yt6. zz, 180. T Uzi L L 0 FFICE, • • ytdy 13, tRoB. 'THE COMM/SS/ONERSfor VICTUA LLING -I; His AMY STY'S 111/IPT do hereby give Naire, That o phurraay, the' 2.Bth in.qant, they Will be realy to receive ur Tenders, in writing (Jelled up), and treat J;jr One littndred Tons CFIESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE C1.“.8E., cr cHIi,ESE of equal goodness, to be 'delivered, One-half thereof in the ['Vila' of - a Month, and the remaindcr in- one Month afterwards; in:o His iltfifeaty's Sto , es at Portsmouth it's.' Plynwuth, in the following Proportions, Portsmouth VI) moutli ••• 16 Tons. too Aodio ;e paid for by Pills, parable; with interest, ninqy days ' after date . R The Conditions of Contrails may be seen at the Setretary's Mc regard will he had to a - ny Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delitered to the Board before One o'clock cn the said Thursday, the . ?.Bth inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pero- . on his hel., , alf,attendr t to anrwer,'-when called for. • y'Wi u4I.LdI\ t; UFJ •rc I , • yqy 2i , HE COMMISSIONERSjor -IL His Majesty's Navy p'o hereby give Notice, 'Gat an Thuriday, the Issh'of September next, they will be ready to re 'ceivi.Tendel r writing I wale,/ up), and treat for shch Quantities. of IRISH BEEF and PO RK, of the best qualify, an) to be cured in the ensuing Searsn, as the respe'aive Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to pier: one-third part thereof to be packed in ball Pantheons: one-third art in Tierces, and the remaining one-thii - d part in Barrels; 'to s be delivered into His Majesty': itiC":ugeling Stor . es art Deptford, Portsmouth, and Ply mouth ; and. into the Vianalling Storer I%s Saint Catherine's, in regular Proprirtions of each dem, iption of Casks, by the periods under-mentioned, One-fourth of the whole by the 3:st lanuary (ltr.half of the rerwthiinA Quantlty by 31SL March t 29. Acrd thermiaincter by •!le- 3)th Ani to be.paid for by. hills, kyabie, with Interest, ninqy dad r after date. - , • The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or ly applying tn Mr. 7. J. Dunsterville, Agent for the •Vinualling at Cork, to tt.te Collet - fors of His Ma— jesty's Castomx at Limerick, BelJart , Mwt - y, and ,Waterfoil, and to the Postmaster. General at Dublin, retpenively. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Shall. not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered 10 the Board before Oin:o'C(ock on the said Thar:lay the 15th of Sep. tember next, not' "leers the Person .who makes tee Tender, •' some Perron on hir,hrbalAattends, fp answer, nyben railed for. • To l:litl:v1Ae - Ft Y Lt)K, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-Street; LOndon. Honoured Sir,. Edinburgh, March tg e iSot. T BEG leaVe to inform you, that ever since the J. year t 790, I have been atflitted with the LuesVene rea ; which, from its obstinately. resisting every course, of -M e di c ine prescribed by the most erninent of the Faculty ne d re t , ..d u i n s d c e h l a g r ° ged in several severe courses of salivation, an g. from the Hospital, with little relief, Z 1 would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year My disorder had got .to such a heal, as nearly to put a period to my existence-4 had a large . uleer on the crown - o 1 my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully painful, and had bee'n' in a stint. of ulceration for the last seven Years . ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured. and gave me such excrutiat ingpain, particularly when warm bed, as nearly to de prive me of • rest ; in, this lamentable state, I was recom •mended by Mr. j. (who received 'so great ,a cure by them herej,._to : take your [cake's Patent Pills, which I began to d on the ••2C . ',li of May ; in the course of a-fortnight,' I be4an, to receive benefit—in little more than, month, the ulcers on my heed and arms were soundly 'healed—soon alter, the-we - es on me leFs, healed alstie",leeving, however, ,cons•rierable thscomorarion in t h e skin, and pain in the boneOf the left, which., by the 131es sing of God, and a little longer perseveratice io your inva- • Medicine,"•subsieed ; the node; dispersio, ,the,' skin teOning'its itaftiral hue, awl the noeturoal pains gradually •geing mt . . I thus became, by your liber4 advice m(1. Me dicine, .fie i e, from' alt my former, complaints— have recoveredrte fom rer spina and sir, and an be come jolly and "fat , in . which state flaying continued many • i'ltitYny Months to the. astonishment of all who knew inc, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for site good of other suffering . mortals, to make this My .case as public as possible, .as I shall on every occasion; •in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir,. your grateful, obedient,' very lairrfple servant, A 1.1 7 -X 'MU RK F. K. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to toe above Cure:: font! Tnorarsoe, ,No. 3, New Poultry Market; and loHN Nl‘leuroSl4, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. • P repared• and Sold by, the sole Proprietor, •, T nom As TAY Lek, Nlember of the Royal College of Sur • geOfts, •at his House, No. 9, New.liridge.:street, • London I where, after a constant residence of • snore than thirty -six • Years, in a practice particularly directed. to the cure - -of , Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable :se,:recy which men of his profession should always observe in such. cases, he, fiath.rs himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers •to persons taking this Medicine,. will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantagesel. Lit= sttainable and void of al ambiguity. Also sold, by, his appointment, ter the convenience of • • those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street; the Toyshop, No. 103, Ox. ' ord-street ; Mr. Disborough's,,No. .7, Fish-streetehill ; Mr. Steel's, BoOkseller, N0..1, Union-row, Little Tower. hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, .Edinhuzgh ; Mt. Mac donald,. Glasgow . ; `Mr. Dull.. Dame-streetn persen is, every considerable town , Dublin ; and by Great ritain and Ireland, in Boxes of my 2S. 9(1. eacii,:sealext up s with lull trot Plain directions, whereby persons either sex may .core themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is. se4icti up with a Stamp, -on which, by favour 'of the Contmissioners rs p.ilited. at the' Stamp 011 ice.—" T. Taylor, No. q, Ne. re 4e- st reet,"e-to ii.u4atc which is Felony, and all others , arc C.: rteits, . IPRICE SIXPENCEa POR'7 4 UGUESE STATE. PAPERS. Evic T. fh' • ; e Provisional Supreme' Council of Government of Oporto calls upon all veteran soldiers, of any re giments of the line, who are nut atlually employed in the service of this pro Vince, to join the two regi ments which are to be organized 'in this city. Every soldier who joins the said' regiments is to have a bounty of one month's pay, and receive every day , four vinaiins, besides regimentals, 'accoutrements, and the usual military anti Aance: Every soldier who serves' already in the said regiments, or shall serve in them in future, shall enjoy the same pay : the present circumstances do not permit to allow , more. The militia, when on gtual Uwy, shall en+ joy the same. The BISHOP, President and GOvernoi, • Oporto, the 20111 June, iBOB. • P ROC LAMA 110 g. to the name the Prince Regent of Portugal, the Supreme Council of GOverunnent of the City of Oporto, makes known to all' the subjects of the said Prince our Lord, that the French Government is entirely abolished and exterminated in this country, atm the royal auth6rity of our. lawful Sovereign stored, which' authority shall be fully and independ ently exercised by the said Supreme Council,. until fire Government appointed in this kingdom try his Royal Highness shall have resumed their fundions, In pursuance ,thereof, the said' Council orders and diretAS, that our said Royal IN/Lister shall be,pro ehitned,-and his' Royal'Artns put up and respe . t,:ted, i=s they always were,.and sk'ayS ought to to; and that all the Constituted Authorities stia aft in c ,n. fortuity herewith, and . all orders sliali4h;e expedited n•tbe Royal Name of our said Lord. The SHO P, - Piesident and Governor. Oportoo;th June, 1808. Ei)ic - r, IN THE NAME OF THE PRINCE REGENT OUR LORD. The Supreme Council of Governinent, appointed in this City, ordains and directs that Jose Mot teiro Guedes de Vasconi4los Mourao, Captain of Cavalry, shall take charge of the Military Government of the whole distra of Penafiet, Sobre, Tamega, and. Auiarante, and issue- ad orders 'necessary for the Royal Service in the name of his Royal Highness . ; all.persons being bound to obey him and lend hits all necessary assistance,' on - pain of being dealt with as rebels and traitors to the State. He is to trans mit the necessary advice to all the officers and sole Biers who served in the Portuguese army, directing thin to join the said army without the le.st loss of time. He is also to require the Public Boards in the neighbouring di-:triCis, in proof of their loyalty and religion, to procure, with all, possible dispatch, the necessary supplies of men, money, 4ccoutreNents, and horses, and whatever else may be required for the defence of our Religiou, of the • State, and of their own honour, property and lives, and of those of their children, which are all assailed by Napoleon, Emperor of the French, who shall be repulsed with all the spirit and energy which belong to the reli gion, the happiness, the honour, aird the valour of the - Portuguese: And in order that this may •be universally knoWn, the. Supreme Council of Go vernrnent orders the, present Edict 'to be immediately printed, and posted up in the usual public places. The BIS 110 1 ), Preident and Governor. Oporto, lurre z,, 1808. INTELLIGEACE FROIW PORTUGAL. LETTRR FROM OPORTO, JULY 6. The news we have here is of a very pleasing na ture. From Spain we-leach, by Letters yesterday received, that the army in Madrid has been,defeated, and that-the remains. of Muiat's force Zlo not ex ceed 20,000 men. The SpaniardS give no quarters to the. French ; the tinge appears to be at ,no when the latter will be routed, and the race of Napoleon; called, forsooth, the Omnipotent, exterminated from the earth. The Governor, Luiz D'Oliveira, has been apprehended ; Colonel Joze Cardozo, the Chief Magistrate (Corregidor) of Pena Fiel ; the- Justice of Atnarante ; the Chief Magistrate of Lainego,, Fa ther Antonio Raimundo,. Professor of the French • Academy, and many - others whom I do not know, have also shared the sairre fate. Ail Portuguese, known to be partizans (tithe French, are taken up. Pedro Ribeira Franga was apprehended by Dr. St. Payo, near Vizen ; Satubert and Pedro du Cunha have fled: The French Consul, and his sons Do nadieu and Richard, and others, whose names I dO not recoiled, are arrested. General Loison, _who was on his march to this-city from Braganza, pushed on as far as Ainarante ; but the people of Braga, ,G.ttimarucas,' DourO, and Villa Real, joined, - tacked,.and defeated him. He retreated in great confusion in the diredion of Almeida, with the loss of his haagage, artillery, military chest, and 600 men., In Coimbra, 30 French soldiers were taken prisoners,' and 80 in Figueira. The communication with Lisbon it cut off; no mails will be allo•ved to proceed to those parts until we shall have -succeeded in reducing the French force, which as yet occupies the Capital. The whole country is in arms as far as Santarem. General Sepulrora comnnands in those parts; his corps- has been joined by the troops of Villa Real and Douro ; and we, Oporto-men, are also destined for that quarter. Many . men- Will be raised in this city.. All the sons of merchants, and. .other young men; offer to enlist, equip themselves at : their own ekpende, and serve :without pay. - All ihe soldiers, .who,. since the year 1801, have obtain.; ed leave to retire front service, on any ground what soever, rejoin their regiments. The Court and Go vernment - of - Portugal are at present in this place, and the period of the extermination- of the French seems to draw nigh. A company of Volunteers has been raised here, which is coattnancled by Panlucho.. Mauoel Joa